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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
iris An III Wind

That brings with it gusts OF rain from the
northeast. When the wind blows from that
quarter Oh wet day, the rheumatic are apt
IT, suffer, even ii seated by their lain C. m
Portable iugle" i'll a COSY arm chair. few
"ine-gias .fulls OF H9st, tiers stomach BIZ
fics- Ill afford them unspenknble relief.
There is ample pr"ofon record Of its effica y
iu this .,isease--more particularly il USE.
( rits ielief al the gu set. ChIlls and fe, er,
dy pei STA, constipation, liver complaint,
aud a lack OF toue III The kidneys aud bldd-
d. r. should also be treated with this us, ful
family medicine of botanic origin. Ap, e.
lite immUves. refreshing slum er once more
visits the weary eyelids of the nervous, and
the circulation is enriched aud accelerated
in consequence Of it. in, igorating and regu.
laling action. Use it as u protector after
getting wet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

trCL Caldwell to X wood-Lot 4, Mil.
Ter & Carriers sub Of block U, Painter Il Ball
tract, Pasadena, $500.
Bernardo DubUurdieu Louis Dubourdieu
and Mariquita Dubourdieu to Lewis shive
ly and Frank McCain-8 tracts in Ro San
Rafael, 500, 90.
Memo B Bo,ce to Catherine wren-Lots
and G., block 100. Santa Monica, $1,000;
$50 feet in E1s OF lot 4, block d, The Palms,
$500.
john BENDER and Hattie Bender to o NJ
Crane--46 SO ARES in or adjoining section
80, T l N. R ewi and water rights etc.
Nelson D Morris to Clara Bruere-Lot 165
by $50 feet t?), $1,000
| Mrs Elose Manlove and Manloye to
Lucinda u w ishard-Ag agreement 10 convey
| lots IL and Is II j AFFORD and lewis Lam
DIRE h subdivision Pasadena; TZ3ot.
| Albert Knutn to william knuth.part OF
| lot 4 in section 81 I'll 5 R9 w; T2oo0;
| MD Painter to Mrs Elizabeth Habblck-
Lot 4 block subdivision of block N and U,
Miss Mary Martin to Samuel Stiohm-Lot
on N line If Temple street Cemetery ave-
W feel TO Fike-NEZ of sWA of
sWl< OF SECTION OF 5 X 10 w; xl4oO;
Jan es Vi Shepard TO Samuel shepai dot
Ia W Glovers subdivision in Fletcher tract
Pasadena: $1,000.
Dexter d Hlllto John west-Agreement
to convey LIT IL Miller and Caters subdivi-
sion. Pasade q; 1890
| III Z Morrill, to James Grihes-Agree-
ment to convey lot 20, Miltimore tract;
$1,000.
| Micnael Mueller to Lesser Jacoby-Lots
34and block 20, Huber tract; $4,000.
| CA Molitor 10 J FL Chris Won Ger Lone
| Lot and part of lots 2 % and % block =,
Danfan & Wizards subdn Of lot l block 2,
| H s; $4,000.
| Lesser Jaeohy to NJ A Newmark-Lot 2
block %, Huber tract: $4,000.
| III Bailey and Edward Records to Carl
| f Van Bruuck-AYreement to convey lots
| 81 SO 80 40 40 50 81 aud 81, 0llnda tract;
$1,000.
| James Myer to Mary Hahn-Lot 80, re
| subdn Dlmmick tract: $3.50
| Joseph Marsh 10 L Iles-Lots D ana
| 6, Rose tract $1,000.
| VIII W Beach to ID Galhrath-Lots 70 II
81 &c and 81, Ro lot 26, Beach's adm Gre
| kceIlta Caiiada; $1,000.
|. Carl Richei 10 Samuel Neath-Agreement
| to CONVEY + so feet OF lot 80, GroverOrchard
tract; $500.
SUMMARY.
/ Number of transfers above $1,000 each, %.
| Total amount of consideration. %23o. 800
| Number of transfers under $1,000 al.
| Total amount of consideration, Tl9, 719.
! Transfers for nominal consideration. 81.
| Aggregate OF days transfers, $685.
INOTE.-Transfers of which the consldera-
ton is less than $1,000 are not published IN
| the above listl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
A CROWNED GENIUS.
A Good mit OF Pertinent Advice.

Never try TO make a genius ont of Your
boy If he is genius, both the world and
himself will fluid it out in due season.. A
ere at many doctors are unfit to be trus' ed to
treat teamale diseases but i'll Lynia +. *
him and her Veg table Compound We have
a marvellous genius AMI aprescriptlon which
the most skillful cannot improve.
One physician frankly said to his patient:
"If ever n woman deserved Il Crown. that
woman is Lydia Plnkham. for her Vegetable
Compound" A few samples from lett.'rs
all tell the same story: 1T has done me
more good than all the doctors ever did; ain
taking my fifth bottle, besides those pills
you sent. l believe if | could have had
your medicine l would now have been
week.-Mrs.. A. X. kaufman, Texas, Have
tn ken five bottles for eueorrhea. irregular
meustruation, bearing dawn pains, With
great suceess. 1t has benefited Inc more
than any doctor. Am now almost recovs rtd.
am sure if had not heard of 1T u year ago,
| would now be In my grave."-Mrs. F. II.
E. germantown, Pa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

FOREIGN,
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract and
Title lnsura nee Company Of
Los Angeles.
Q,Irra " har
COENEYANCES.

luhoDhi DcCCuIUtE 4Ot 1901.
CoHvEYANcEs.
JB Parker to MIS- A NJ Parkor, wife eff D
w Parker-Part vi lots 70 and q, Alanis
Vyu tract; &4OOO.
b n Smith to James Rice-Lot C, block
1872, Santa Monica; 1900.
Pasadena Imp Co Ia sam P Walker-Agree-
ment TO conye, lots Is 16 aud z. r.sub oi
block d, Aiia'ienn, map |; 1859.
Patrick Robinson tn FlUiin l. JOn' slot
II. sub OF lot |, block Ii. Jan Pascual tract;
Mrs C Mcclellan to Miss A Catlin-Lot
IL, Aleantare Grove tract; $3.50.
b Marshall Wotkyns and Martin Ia
Charles X Foole-Agmt to convey lot 10
block {, Wotkyns Martins sub. fasa
dena; $500.
Same to In me--Lot block A, Wotkyns &
Martins suu, Pasadena; f1125.
John Brossaft and john Wild to Chas
r Foote -Agmt to convey lot block G,
WUkyns d. Martins sub, Pasadena; . $50
Samuel T Alexander to W II Bradpur,-
Block 8, Pomona; $500.
MIG Rogers to George khorer and Char es
French-Lots 2 - ii 20, s 2.4IO acres
of lots aud l, 1878 acres OF lots ~
JIM Howard Il, Mrs A Howe-Iots and
2 Huwa d. sub of Cromer tract; $3.50.
Peter SUNSHINE, H AFFORD and Lewis
Landt til to kleaza Andrews OF II, Ak
ford & Landreth's rub PASADENA: $1,000.
Jennie ID OvertOn and G K Oveiton to
same, ct 81, blk 2, Washington Garuen
trt; $11OO.
ger-Agreementto convey kts l, 2 aud 3,
Pierce trt: in lot 2. block II, II s; x2l. $50.
b Mar,hau Wo kyns and Juo q WiIslvw
to Patrick Robertsu, OF II, sub vi lot !,
blk II Ban Paecual trt: 1870.
Geo Lyman aud Frank d Stevens to
August schiueter-LOt 1, Lyman d Stevens
suhof $40 teet OF lot z, blk San Pas
cual trt; VI 300.
EFT Mayraru to Elisha Marden-Lot 10,
hlk 4 1. INN t.r's sub Of mart of Int hlk
80, II =; i0O0.
A ice 6 Sever to Rob TT Fletcher-W 50
feet of lot 8 blk 2, Downey TIT; S3O5O.
or ado Mug lot blk IL. S uta Aua; $4,000,
Williams AID 7 w rulchard to Uul-
yersity Bank of Les Angeles--Lincolniau
Heights sub Of Fl fractional lots 2 aud 7 blk 80
Thomas Henry to N II Fairbanks
Agreement IN convey lots 81 ami Is, Work.
man and Hellmani sub Of lot blk ~, Ii S
$4,000
1oI IS and N 20 1T os lot % blk b, L A
Thomas F Flynn TO NJ Sophia R Durant--
Lof S. Thomas r IL III rub of u of loi
b L U. Ban PascuaI trt; $1,000.
rw,ns r Doan and A t,oan TO Mrs Mar,
Mary q NJ MeKelvev-lnt ad1on1ig lot
ID all LIT Q. Bouton's sub Of N u OF blk ~
Oh; 5000 .u....
WiIsJr, 4 ellis sub uf NJ. @ id trt; $6 100
I'll Hooper d ) G Hooper TO W !; sddwei
III acs In Ro l'aso de Car olo; $1,000.
Estale of Catherine L Chapman deco 70
Chas Hastings decd-92.69 acs of Chap
nah tri; $I7.5,,OO.
s . It oil nt 81 bik u, # b Miller tr yl,ITo.
jam 3 Smith to W Luke W Clark
si< az ~ u OF me u of sec ID D., 8
R'fi W less strip for rvads & cienegss etc;
~. 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

md Tonsorial Parlors, O. L. Susand, Pro.
prietOr, are fitted up in perfect taste and
aeatness. The many artists employed b,
Mr.. Susand are noted for their dexterit,
the hair, shampooing, etc., the Bon Ton has
no equal. The bath rooms, which are noted
fur their cleanliness, are all newly enam
eled, and to really enjoy a most luxurious
bath, hot or cold, with shower, one must tr,
these. The proprietor has likewise especi
ally put up elegant new enameled baths for
ladies and children. BON TON, 235 and
237 North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

The following passengers l. it yesterday
on the steamer Santa Rosa for San Fran
cisco: Charlie Raap. S Short Mrs Ames,
Miss l. Evans, Miss / B"wneu, MtsJ D
Brandon and child. G McDouald, C Robin
snn C ID Holman and wife. C A Wilcox and
wifi Mrs s sellinspr. Mrs N Hall, q Butt,
P Bea' dsl, y, Mrs H Brewster, Mr. T D Ward
J II Russell, u w Himple aud vile. Mrs j
Ledfod, Miss Nellie Ford. Miss L Hatfield,
'uur in steerage For Sau Luis Ohispo: "
H Bowman. D H Allen. W Mittall, H
Wlstan der. four in Storage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
Los Angeles stock Board.
100 WEST FIRST STEET,
THURSDAY, December Is. 40 P. NJ
Revfew Of New York Stock and
Petroleum Markets.

New YORK, December 15.-The stock mar
kes wat dnli and sagged nearly the whole
day. The news of the day was of mixed
character, though sdvices fls m Chicago
we're unifui mly Cf depr. ssiIg nature, aud
the selling movement. Union Pacific was
especially siTUi & until the afternoon. wht n
1t gave way In 8, mpathy with the balance of
the list. Fort Worth and Denver was
strong. Tn market closed dull at the low
est point of the day.
Government bonds dull but strong.
Parliamentary: opening.7 highest,
Tx; lowest, 761s; closed, ~. Sales, $685.
600 barrels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
The SAN Francisco stock lar ct !.
The Grain Markets.

BAN FRANCISCO, December 15.- Wheat
slow: buyer season. 81 AK
Rerley- Steady: buyer season, 9715 ITS. ;
seller '87. 861sc.; seller season S61scts. !;
buyer 'S6, $1.OJ.
Corn-$1 20 for kinds.
CHICAGO ILL, December 15.-2:4OP P. NJ
Close: wheat. frmer: cash, as l1-i6;
January, 60 Gle.
Corn-Srong.r; cash, STA; Janaury,
81.
Bailey-Dull; 7O@ 76.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, Decem bel. 5.-Wheat-Quiet,
unchanged.
Corn-Dull: lower: mixed Western, IS
l1Lzd per GENITAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NEW YORK, December 15.-Following are
sce closing quotations: United States As,
registered, 125; do 4s, coupons. 12611: do
41zs registered, lO7l1 do 4tas, coupon. lV71a:
Central Pacific, 3616; Denver and Rio
Grsnde, 2lH Louisville and Nashville,
cox: Michisan Central, SO; Kansas aid
Texas, 1s51; New York Central, 1915;
Northern Pacific, PIX; preferred, 45H;
Northwestern. 1O534; oregon improvement.
az; Navigation, 80; Transcuntinental,
i~1z: Pacific Mail. 341z: Texas Pacific,
2&ix: Vriea Pacific, 55K; U. :. Express, 66;
Fargo, 100; Western Uhiun, a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

The following passengers left On the 1:30
train y, sterday: R. Nicer Mis-. J. Jack, W
C. Truell, Mis-. Reynolds, Miss G. Toles, C
j. Kitchene, A KIns, Mr.. Van Patlen, Mr.
G I'M, J. Spaff.hd, H. K Snppkins, K. K
Berg, Mr.. Cushmau, Mis-. Ciumrf, Mr. . Coo
ley w l.eisure,W. b. Calvert, Mr.. kouestll,
!. Fletcher, Mr. Merrill, J. A. Hu per, A N.
Young, Mr.. Powell, ]. Moore, K. l.. Taylor.
The following left on the $50 train: John
MallOn, K. Leon, A. Vauglerkloot, F. r..
Blakeslee, T. ID. Yates. S Koshland, Letul
Vigues, w. Fl. ChensWith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
Ratified Lager axeer

OF Philadelphia Brewery, unsurpassed In
aaver and purity, delivered to any part OF
the city at $1.20 per dozen, If bottles re
turned. Leave orders at No. 40 N. Spring
street, or telephone No. 81, to Philadeiphia
Brewery, 23S Also street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
NASs HOA as GO
Redlands. Lugonia, Grafton
ann NaENTa,N

Pending the completion of railroads from
Cotton and San Bernardino to the above
named places (now being constructed 1t has
become necessary, in order to accommodate
the rapidly increasing travel, to add to the
present facilit es two stages daily-from San
Bernardino.
Beginning on the LIST of September four.
horse Concord coach will meet all passenger
trains at Brookside station, on the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
All persons desiring to visit East San Ber-
in the ate, will find the coach at the above
station. daft
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

Just received the finest line of opera-
glasses ever brought to the city. Call and
examine our optical goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere. sLoTTRRBBcK.
Ill N. Main street, Temple Block,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

The following persons were yesterday Ii
c-nsed to we'd Fred G. Whitehead to Mag
gi- A. Neil. Charles X Craig to Alice
Hud. eth, Idell Guiber.on TO Carrie SIN tn,
G. Uge A. Braud to Minnie A. Law son,
Alexander Larson to Lydia E. Erickson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
GIendora. thc ReautifuI.

~ the tooth ils, upon commanding plain
1900 feet above the level the sea- Puress
Of mountain water, perfect climate and
mnnchleee scenery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
A CARD.

THE 8. P. TRANSFER CO., FORD 4
L Myer, prOpri tors, now at corner Main
and II, st sts., will rem owe soon 10 their new
quarters, No. 10 South Main st.. two coOrs
nelow the opera house, present prem ises
Tor rent for two months. d6-l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
Financial.

NEW YORK, December 15.-Money Oh call,
l(06: last Loan 4; closed, offered. 3.
Prime mercantile paper. not quoted.
Sterling Exchange dull but firmer. Assn
for sixty day bills, 4. 81 5 ID for demand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

For choice candies, bon-bOns. crystslized
fruits. etc go TO Spen e's. AZ South Spriug
street. Church fairs and festivals supplied
at lowest rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
DOls.
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Two hundred rooms--ho' and cold water.
only elevsto in the city Twenty suites
rt.k both and c'nse.s nrVuAv p-o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

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The Irish standard., 1887-05-07
"STANDARD" BREVITIES,

One good drink of Jersey lightning
will make man feel like thunder.
Why should not ducks be allowed on
Doctors premises? Because they make
such personal remarks.
Snow lies seven feet deep in sunny
Italy. and it is feared that the hand-or-
gan crop is seriously damaged.
At the examination for the baccalaure-
ate degree, the professor in physics
asks the candidate. ''What is the best
insulator ,nown?" Poverty was the
reply.
To the question: ''What is the first
thing raised in spring." the Birming-
nam Republican replies: ''The first
thing that is usually raised in spring is
rent.''
A Brooklyn man has secured patent
on machine to manufacture plumbers
traps. It is not stated what he intends
to do with the men caught in his traps.
In Duruy's History Of France, the
writer says: s'The first king of France
was Pharamond, an imaginary being
who mad never existed. He was sue
ceeded by his son.
Within six feet of the gravestone of
Lindley Murray is one inscribed: ''He
done what he could" Murray's gram
NAUTICAL marble has twisted half around
irving to turn it's back on this.
A physician has informed 5-o'clock
tea parties that their brass teapots gen.
crate very poisonous substance, and
society has concluded to limit their
use of brass TO door knockers and cheek.
Husband: .sWhat are you reading, my
!. dear?" Wife: "a long letter from
mother.'' Husband: elias she any
thing in particular to say?" Wife: 81
don't know; I haven't got to the post
script YETI s;ss.a.
George aakaa teacher Of a
Sunday school Whom, above all
others, shall you wish to see when you
get to Heaven" With face brighten
ing up with anticipation, the little fellow
shouted, s'Gerliah."
A mechanical genius has figured out
that locomotive footing costs the lead
ing railroads $4,000 a year. Our Ger
man contributor says that, according to
this calculation, our railroads 'tpay toot
tear fer der Whistles
..Mamma," said small boy, chow
doyou spell knee?'' Knee, Johnny"
Silence for several minutes, while the
letters were going down laboriously.
3 sllaaasllna, how do you spell grow?'
.'(.f-o-w, my con. = More laborious
The Irish standard., 1887-05-07

States to be transhipped at the mouth
of the Mississippi for Melbourne, Cal
cutta and Shanghai. underselling the
English product"
dealers in paper have agreed to close
their places of business during May,
June, July, August and September at s.
p. M, excepting Saturday, when they
will close at pm.
The international Cigarmakers'
Union has decided that manufacturer
misusing the union label shall be de-
prived of it's use for six months for the
first offense and for the second
ofense be fined $50.
In. Philadelphia the International
Cigarmakers' Union and the Cigar
makers Assembly, knights of Labor,
have joined hands to prevent further
reductions of wages. They have been
unfriendly for about year.
California, Nevada and Oregon have
printing Offices run by the State. 1t is
claimed that the public printing is more
promptly and better done, the printers
paid higher wages, and still the cost is
so per cent less than under the contract
system.
The Minneapolis knights of Labor
are making elaborate preparations to
celebrate the laying of TIE corner stone
of the magnificent labor temple now
being built at the corner of Eighth ave-
nue. and Fourth street south. The
ceremony will take place about May
%. Victor Dewey, of New York,
known as the silver tongued orator of
the order, will deliver the principle adj
dress. L. Wright, of Philadelphia, one
of the founders of the order, will be
present.
A letter has been received from j. P.
! McGaughey, secretary of the General
Co operative Board of the Knights of
Labor, who is making tour of in7esti-
cation in the far west in the interest of
the baard. The letter was dated at
SAL Francisco. He states that he has
been in Mexico and north into Alaska.
and that his investigations will be pro
ductlve OF much good to the order. He
was banqueted by the leading members
OF the California knights of Labor in
San francisco.
Ostrich farming is prospecting in Cali
tornla, and the feathers are equal to
the best known in Africa. The ostrich
weighs from 800 to 500 pounds. Every
seven months after it isl years old it's
plumage is ready for the market, yield
ing twenty-five fine feathers and
large number. Of less valuable ones.
Ihey are not plucked but cut off with
the shears. The longest and finest
WHITE feathers sell at wholesale at $4a
piece, and good feathers are worth $500
9 pound. It requires good deal of
capital to run alarm. An ostrich in a
hurry can make forty miles an hour.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-07

scratching, after which the boy looks up
smillngly, remarking, ''Now I've got it,
knee. ne, grow, negro"
Office boy Ito Boston editor:) 'There
is gent outside, sir, with fringe on his
pants, what says he wants to see the
editor Boston editor: s'Never say
gent or 'pants,' James; and tell the
gentleman we don't want any poetry
A dealer advertises Her Majesty g
Corset is the Best It may be, but
how does he know? Has he inter-
viewed her majesty on the subject? Or
personally inspected the contrjvance? It
is curious assertion to make, anyway.
How things do get mixed up some
times. A little girl about seven years
old came into the Office the other day
begging. She had paper saying:
..The bearer of this is worthy widow,
with five children, in needy circum-
stances"
The New Orleans Republican says:
eft has been stated that the absolution
abstractoid elementismus of being
echoes or reappears by analogy within
the restoid and concertoid elaborisms. -
What pity that it is not more general
~ known.
Class in American history.-Teacher:
ssWhy did the North and South engage
in a civil WARP" johnny Smartboy:
$50 that the generals could write mag
azine war papers about It," Teacher:
Fright. Go to the head of the class
and stay there for the rest of the term. -
An exchange makes this quotation
from Connecticut woman's diary, dated
1870. eve had roast pork for dinner:
and DR., s., who carved, held up rib
on his fork, and said: Here, ladies, is
what Mother Eve was made Of yes,
SAID Sister Patty, tand it is from much
the same kind of critter. y
A Philadelphia paper contains the
startling announcement that a private in
one of her militia companies is likely to
be promoted to corporal. The staid
citizens Of Quaker City are not cas-
lily jostled rom their equanimity, but
when an event of real Importance is
pending they can warm up to the high
est pitch of excitement.
49," said Mrs. Bagley, IN her choic-
est graveyard voice. '.youhave returned
It seems to me it must be early morn
ing" .'Wants three full hours yet to
morning" replied Bagley as he landed
one boot in the wash bowl and nearly
sat down on the stove. .Hadn't you
better sit up for them?" she murmurea
t'How came you to::leave anything thaa
was full?" Then Mr.. Bagley hit the
tumbler with tooth brush and loudly
wished he had q large bell to ring.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-07
The WORLD AT LARGE.

jay Gould is buying Arkansas acres.
An earthquake shook Texas Tuesday.
Illinois is ventilatlng state printing
scandal.
A Havana defaulter has got awav
with 100000.
Ellsworth, Wis, will construct 100
barrel flour mill.
Acreage of wheat is small in Kansas,
chinch bugs lively.
Capt. Isaac Broughton, Boston, is a
defaulter for 10000.
d. Smith Meyerhauser, Wis, is happy
over So. 200 back pension.
Chicago police are closing 200 black
listed resorts on Clark street.
James Hunter, philadelphia, member
of a collapsed firm, is defaulter.
The Ashland Lumber Company's
mill has been bought by G. A. Sheffield.
Coinage for April was $5,043, 1896, of
which $3,OOO,OO5 were for stovelid dol
lars.
Nine men were wounded by an ex-
plosion at the North Chicago rolling
mill.
A sixth attempt has been made to
burn the office Of the New Y ork lie
tung.
w. James, poacher, was fired from
Yellowstone Park and his traps
captured.
Seth M. Murdough fell or was pushed
from the top of a Chicago house and
was killed.
Gen. Buckner has been nominated for
governor Of Kentucky by the Demo
Gratis.
Eau Claire teachers will make an ex-
hibit of school work before the
National Teachers Association in
Chicago in July.
Anomosa, Ia, brags Of colt with
only one eye as big as teacup in the CEN
ter of it's forehead and nails like a hui
man being.
J.P. Farrell, New York, importer of
shawls and woolens, has failed for
$3.50, 600; r. Hermann, manufacturer Of
knit goods, has failed.
The Wilmington. Del, house paint
ers who slruck for $3.50 per day hav e
generally resumed work, their employ.
ers granting the q cents increase
asked.
Grace r.. wife Of DR.. Frank M.
Deems, son of Rev. DR.. Deems, n. Y,
is suing for limited divorce for abuse.
Each accuses the other Of the NOR
phine habit.
Ksevere earthquake shock occurred in
the southern portion Of the United
States Wednesday which extended from